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Even Babies Know Friend From Foe

In study, infants show social judgment long before they can talk

By Sam Gale Rosen,  Newser Staff

Posted Nov 21, 2007 7:50 PM CST

(Newser) – Babies know how to pick out friends from enemies even before they can talk, a new study suggests. The findings could mean that such social behavior is innate rather than learned from parents, said researchers at Yale University. In the study, babies 6 to 10...   Read full story »

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